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LOSDON. December IA, . 80 pm The
American railway department OF the
stock Exchange is firm in consequence
of a report that the trunk-line rates on
dressed beet aud live stock have been
restored Foreign and home stocks are
Hat on account of the departure OF DR.
Mackenzie for San Reno, the impression
being that the German Crown Prince has
had relapse.
LoNpoN, December IA Engllshmeu
readily sympathize with the efforts OF
members of the American Senate TO furth-
er regulate immigration. In England
the question of prohibiting the intrOduc-
tiou of pauper immigration, which is still
allowed here, has become a burning one
Numbers Of public men Of all shades OF
opinion pronounce against the system
the result of which has been TO intensity
the distress al the east end OF London.
LONDON, December IA Mr.. Chamber
lain has resigned his seat on the currency
commission owing 10 his absence, bul
this has no political significance
FRANKFORT, December l4-The mill
tary council at Vienna yesterday affirmed
the measures determined on at preyiou.
conferences. It is stated that the dlplo
matte relations between Russia and Aus
tria are friendly, but the military rela
tions are always in need Of careful watch
ing
The Continental Stock Exchanges are
weak The Berlin bourse was stirred by
rumor that Dr. Mackenzie had been
called again TO San Reno.
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CITY Circuit Court.

In this court yesterday the following
business was transacted
Mrs. Mary NJ Lyons against ". II,
Perkins. Jr.. 4 Co. Action Of debt for
S3.2S2g1 Judgment confessed by de-
PENDANTS.
David j. Bell against Harriet NJ. Ha-
gans Judgment by consent OF parties
by attorneys for $40, interests and costs
The following suits were instituted
Mrs. Jane King against Eastern Ice Com
pany. Action OF case for 81 800 dam
ages.
Petersburg Ice Company against
Eastern Ice Company. Damages, 81 500
Andrew Welsh against William T.
Sizer. Action OF covenant. Damages
$500.
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wish to inform the public that owing
to the large increase in my restaurant
business, | have secured the services Of
Mr.. O.. ". Clarke, formerly manager OF
the Grill restaurant of New York city
Mr.. Clarke will be manager. He IS a
thorough caterer, understanding all Of
the details OF his profession. am posi-
tive that under his management the pub
lie will find that the service will be far
superior to any in Richmond. Hereto
fore gentlemen alone have had facilities
to be served with my oysters Having
opened ladies parlor, ladies and gen
tlemen viii find superb accommodations,
prompt attention, friendliness, and the
best Of fare obtained from this market
daily. Your patronage Is respectfully
solicited. / will do my utmost TO fulfil
the wishes and anticipations Of my pa
irons. My mottos are Good fare,
cleanliness" and reasonable prices.
WILLIAM REUGER,
Ninth and Bank streets.
Restaurant and oyster counter open
every day, including sunday
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Death of Mr.. James u. Poster

Yesterday at l05 pm Mr. james Is
Foster departed this life At his residence,
No. 401 East Canal street The deceased
was gallant soldier during the war as
member of the Second Company OF
Richmond Howitzers and al his death
was member Of the present Howiizers
lie was also Fish Commissioner Of Rich
mond under Governor kemper
His funeral will take place tomorrow
friday from Centenary Methodist
church at II O'Clock He will be buried
with military hOnOTs
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There were a number of cases before
the Police Court yesterday, but all OF
them were OF q triting nature.
A. j. Morris, tramp, and Hugh Cole
man. suspicious character were sent tC
iail in default OF surety.
William III. Johnson, the negro thief
and convict, was in the Police Court yes
terday on another charge, this time foI
robbing Mrs NJ. c. Smith of jewelry and
clothing on June %, 1887.
A number OF tramps were ordered to
leave the city. A number of persons
were fined for being drunk and for being
disorderly.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
CURRENT EVEN7S or INTEREST ~
NOME AND ABROAD.
A Big Raid ON Moonshiners Ingenious
Arrangements for Evsding Internal Rev
enue Taxes es-The Crown Princes Condi-
tiOn Worse Irish Iandlords' Last Chance

ATLANTA, GA, December 1.-THE
largest seizure Of Illicit distillers ever
made in Georgia occurred Sunday. Last
Saturday Deputies Alexander and
Stephens visited the place near Jasper
and secreted themselves in the woods un-
Ill nearly before dsybreak, when they
saw several men go down into hole in
tie middle of plantation. The officers
followed, and came upon a gang of
mOonshiners in the act of distilling
whisky, The still was running in hole
some thirty feet square. Water was
conveyed distance of POO yards in logs
followed out There were four stills
within a radius of a mile all operated un-
der ground in the same way
The Pcttitt brothers and Moss and Tan.
ner, all notorious moonshiners, are the
owners Of the stills. They and the men
who were working for them escaped.
These stills have been running five years,
and the deputies calculate that in that
time they must have made at least 10000
gallons of whisky
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The iIousemc a l2m. Speaker Card
w.l iu The chair No prayer
COMMITTEES
The following regular committee. ap
pointed hy ihe speaker were read 10y lh'
clerk
Privileges and Elections Mes-rs HI
R Pollard Ryan. r W Saunders >
West Joseph Hobson, W. =. Dupuy d
M Moore. Simpson, Mayo, BrisioW
ui,kev. Webb. b. Baskerville. Jr
Courts of Justice Me-srs. Hay. Echoh
Loving. Morton. A Magruder Watkins
Flood Cailett. Saunders, II Moore, Jr
j. "a. TYLER. Huffman. Waddill.
schools aud Colleges Messrs. William
A Anderson. Dupuy Arnold, wilkins
Pollard. Williams. Edmundson Graves
Anensworh, Mayo Daingeriield, a. W.
Harris.
Propositions and Grievances Mes-rs
Ta-aIt. Pollard. Coleman, a. Moore, Jr
Crawford. Mckee. Sebfell, kincheloe
Oh. ~ TYLER Martin, Parr Corbeti, Ash
Roads and Internal Navigation Messrs
Datnv Ryan Buford, Coleman, Catlett
Silver Roberts of Washington, Aliens
worth Herbert, \ Moore, Jr, Young
Iiusiey. Sanger.
Finance -Messrs Buford, Gordon
Morton. Barbour. ". A. Anderson, Fig
rait Siarke. OVERLY, CrismOnd, Watkins
j. r. Moore, Crawford Hunter, Elan
Scott.
Claims Messrs. Loving, Flood, Craw-
ford. W. 4. Anderson, Baldwin, ID W
Anderson. Counts. Johnson, KincholOe,
isuatt. McClntic, Pedigoi and Dung
Militia and Police-Messrs. Catlcit
Figratt. r. II Tyler. r. p. Hunter Cur
i.s Wright, Edmundson, Edwards, Nc
Neil. COrbeit. John 4 Browne Quesen-
berry. and Evans.
Asylums and Prisons-Messrs. Echols
Garter. McGmder. Crsmond, Terrell, +
J. Roberts. Williams, j. l. Moore, vii
kins Dupuy, Simpson, McCmd!isb
Webb
Labor and Poor-Messrs. Curtis
Graves. Musiain, Baldwin, Loving iay
Echols. Carter Edwards, Phillips, Nc
tandiish. Porter. Perkins.
Public Property Mcssrs. McGruder'
Huffman, Buiord Johnson, Leggeit
kwell J Roberts, D. W Anderson,
Wright, Martin, Sanger, Young, A. W.
Harris.
Banks, Commerce. and Currency
Messrs. Gordon l.. c. Tyler, Hunter.
Herbert, Graves, A. Moore, Jr, Edmund
son. sebrell Counts, Webb, Pedigo, w.
L. Moore. }. III. Robinson.
Agricultural aud Mining Messfs Du-
puy. Silver, j. s. Harris, OVERLY, r. H..
Tyler. Allensworth, Simpson, Terrell
Wright, Craft, Parr, Porter Riner
Manufacturing and Mechanic Arts
Messrs Carter, Leggett, Graves, Muatain,
j $ Harris, Mckee, ID. W Anderson, j.
Roberts, Jones, Quesenberry, Treat,
koane, Perkins.
Counties, Cities, and Towns-M Messrs.
Ryan, Dabney, l.. G. Tyler Ewell, Girls
mcnd, West, Pitcher, Coleman, Sebrei,
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To Advertisers.

The Christmas number Of the TINES
will be fully illustrated with pictures ap-
proprlate to the season, and will be
printed in extra fine style. Advertisers
will have the advantage Of an extra edi-
tion, and should send In their cards at
once. The TINES Office Is now complete
in equipment. aud we put our paper in
rivalry with any daily. The advertise
ments are run on the weekly and the
daily edition both.
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yr,IFRDlYSPROCEEDfNGSiN IA BOTH
HOTSE md SENATE.

,....,.tine sessions Thanks To the State
on,rr. Create Ripple Ia the senate.
,s, riair Bm otto la the House The
uon.c Committee.
r0e Senate was called TO order al ~
.rock. Senator Hurt president pro
s.Iin me chair.
After prayer By Rev Dr. Kerr, reports
of Standing committees were called.
None were forthcoming, however. and
sner number of bills were presented
,le calendar was taken up. The first
matter go be considered Was the resolution
offered some days ago by Senator liea-
Mno Loudoun rendering
THANKS TO STATE OFFICERS,
.ai which reads as follows
Resolved bv The Senate lthe House Oi
Uleratos cOncurringl That the thank
.fnf. General Assembly are extended TO
meI0u Rufus 4. Ayers Attorney-G
rrl of the State the venerable John
SCOTT. attorney for The Commonwealth
.fMuQuier county. and j. Il. McCabe
Commonwealth attorney for the county
.f loudOun. for the firm stand assumed
t. fhcm for having The validity tested OF
rle Iaio order of the United States Court
nrflc Eastern district OF Virginia, made
I. lhe Hon Hugh H. Bond, Judge of the
circuit hning and imprisOning them Tor
.Nrrpl contempt 0f court while engaged
.nfle legitimate exercises of their official
luUl- imposed by Law iOT the enforce
mout aud collection of thc taxes due this
Commonwealth.
Resolved. That they arc congratulate
ell, for the course adopted by them
Which although having subjected them
fo temporary Incarceration I'm jail so fan
from being "a subject Of modification and
disgrace, was position of honor and
distinction ana they are further TO to-
..nlmduiated and held up 10 apprOva
.rt endorsement i'm having brought
about decision of thc Supreme Court Of
fDe United States which finally settles The
question of The power and authority o
inr Federal judiciary over the States o
u Union iu accordance with the Con
.fmion of thc United States and the
I4W. of the land.
.t,.0lgod. That ihc Governor of thi'
commonwealth hc requested o. com
mHaies,c the passage of thc above reso
.f0n- f0 the State officials above named
mI causea copy TO be transmitted t1
llem with such remarks as he may deem
pertinent
Considerable discussion followed, in
which umhcrol Senators participated
Senator Ieuton advocating the adoption
Ul iho resolution iu an eloquent ant
earnest speech The ayes and noes were
m1ly called lor resulting as follows
Ayes Arthur. Barnes, Blackstone
Dalton. Dudley Edmunds. tiyson
ro.aes. Gordon. Harrison, lleaion
Houston. Hurt Jones. koiner Loyen
stein. Moore. Read Rhea, Sm00t Sta
p.,. Smbb- rwymau. and Williams 81
Noe. Acker Conett Duane, Gee
Gillespie, Grircs. Hodges HUBBARD, Lloyd
Mcdonald. Mills. Nance Rawlings an,
Nickham IA
The senate go 8 80 adjourned
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The Iittle tycoon.

The Academy of Music was filed last
night with a critical and select audience
10 witness the rendition of the popular
opera, The Little Tycoon. The perform
ance was all that could be desired, and
the audience was delighted from the rise
10 the fall of the curtain.
The opera will be repeated every nj ght
this week, and at a matinee on Saturday
Ii is we'll worth seeing
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Capitol Notes

A caucus Of the Democratic memter:
of the two houses will be held next Mon
day night for the purpose Of nominating
a Judge each for the Chancery and Hust-
ings Court of Richmond.
A member of the House, who knows
said to the reporter yesterday that The
General Assembly would adjourn next
Wednesday for the Christmas holidays
10 meet on Wednesday, January 4th.
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FIFTIETH CONGRESS.
Mr.. FAULKNER or WEST yTRGTyTi
SWORV ~ As 4 SENl TOR.
The House Not ia Session-a Number OF
Bills Introduced aud Referred The
House Committee to he Announced
After the HOLIDAYS Capitol NoteA

WAsHrNCT0N, December 14-There
was no response in the Senate to-day To
the announcement Of the chair that " pc
titions and memorials are now in order.
There being no petitions, reports OF com.
mittees were the next order, and Mr.
Iioar submitted the report OF the Com
mitiee on Privileges and Elections on the
FaulkneT-L Lucas case. He said the ques
iions raised were simple and easily set
tied. The committee had been unani-
nous i'm its decision favorable TO seating
Mr. Faulkner. The report was read.
At the conclusion of the reading, the
resolution seating Mr. Faulkner was
read and adopted without dissent. Dir.
Plat said that he would have to record
his objection 10 the assumption that Mr.
Faukners term commenced at the term
ination of MI Camden's. He believed
Mr. Faulkner title 90 a seat dated from
the time Of his appointment.
MIR. FAULkSER sWORS ~.
Mr. Faulkner, accompanied by his col
league. Mr. Kenna, advanced 10 the desk
and took the oath as a Senator
Mr. lIoar moved that Mr. Faulkner be
made member Of the Committees on
District OF Columbia Claims. Mines and
Mining. and Pensions.
Mr Reagan introduced bill to regu
late immigration
Mr. Harris introduced, hy request, a
bin 10 incorporate the Suburban Railway
of the District Of Columbia.
Mr. Teller introduced bill TO provide
for coinage Of half dollars, quarters, and
dimes
Mr.. Kenna rcintroduced a bill which
was pending in the last Congress TO pro-
vide for an additional justice OF the Su-
preme Court Of the District OF Columbia
and of the Court Of Claims
Mr.. George 10 troduced bill 10 define
the powers and duties Of the Department
of Agriculture. also bin t0protect pur
chlsers I'm good faith OF patented articles
4 dispute arose a. 90 the refusal OF the
bill. Mr. George wishing il TO go 10 the
Judiciary Committee, and Messrs. Platt
Fdmunds. Hoar. and others, contending
for its reference 90 the Committee on
Patents. The 5ill was finally referred 10
the Patent Committee. After some fur
ther routine business Mr.. Morrill, took
the ilOor 10 discuss methods Of restrict
ing immigration.
At 24O The Senate went into executive
session. and i've minutes later adjourned
until tomorrow.
THE HOUSE.
The House was not in session 10 day
having adjourned until Friday.
The Speaker has decided not to an.
nOunce his committees until after The
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Meeting of Western Union Director,

NEW YORK, December 14-The Board
Of Directors Of the Western Union Com
pany have declared a quarterly dividend
Of per cent, payable on and after the
10Th day of January next. The quarterly
statement of the company shows that on
October T. 1885,. il had surplus Of 81
3jl, 500 30
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Ambulance Calls.

The ambulance was called out at $40
o'clock yesterday morning to the lrede--
gar Works to see a colored man, who had
his foot mashed by being run over by u
car wheel. The injury was attended TO,
and the man was taken 10 his home al
No. zoos North Fifth street.
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They Refuse to Sign

DUBLIN. December l4-The Dublin
Express says that the Duke OF Norfolk
and Sir George Errington, both declined
TO sign the HoLe Rule address that is TO
be presented to Mgr Persico by English
Roman Catholics, and that Cardinal
Manning was debarred from doing so
from etiquette
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DUBLIN, December li-At a landlords
convention here to-day, Lord Lans-
downe's agent, Mr.. French, advocated
that the State advance funds for the land
lords to pay their mortgages and take the
rentals as security W. Everard de
clared that this was the landlords last
chance.
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YOUTHFUL coNvIcTs.
Nh Araold OF Bedford inlroduced The

Mr. Arnold of Bedford introduced the
following bill.
Resolved ,lhe Senate concurrlng),
That our nilcd States Senators be direct
cd and our Representatives. be requested TO
use their best endeayors 10 so amend the
postal laws of the United States as TO
eliminate thereirom the commercial
principle governing wholesale and retail
transactions In ordinary business, and
that equal mail facilities be granted to
every American citizen regardless Of the
Qa ntitv of matter transmitted by such
citizens
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Cotton Shipment.

The British steamship Pontiac, II. W
Brown master, cleared from the Custom
house yesterday for Liverpool, England
She took 1900 bales Of cotton valued al
$290,000.
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DIED

STEPHENSON Died. Tuesday. December
II, lc,s, AT 2;ho a.m.. Ellen. beloved wife OF Ell
eNander Stephenson. in the 52d year " her age.
COLEMAN Died. December n. AZ her resi-
dence, Mrs. Mildred n. Coleman, wife of the
late DR. Robert 7. Coleman
JOHNSON.-DieJ. az the residence OF her
grandfather, Mr.. Thomas III. Como, Nellie.
eldest daughter OF Mollie T.. and William J.
Johnson: aged years and months.
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The Warren Manufacturing Company 3
elevator at Warren, MINI, containing
10000 bushels OF wheat, burned Tues
day night. The elevator and contents
were valued at S25,OOO, and were partly
insured
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LONDON December Adyices from
Vienna state that the Crown Prince 5
throat is suddenly becoming worse
A special medical confab has been called
at San Reno Hence Or. Mckenzie's
hurried departure to-day for Italy.
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The Senate Joint resolution directing
our Senators and requesting our repre-
sentaiiyes in Congress to vote for the
Blair education bill or some other better
measure being The only bill on the calen
der came up in regular order
Mr. Waddill Of Henrco moved to
strike out the words "or some other bet
ter measure" so as to confine the resolu-
tion 10 the Blair bill alone. lie then
made a political speech, during which he
cited the names of a number OF Demo
cralic members OF Congress who had
voted against the Blair bill.
Mr.. Echols of Augusta opposed the
amendment, and asked the gentleman
from Henrico why he had cited certain
Democrats who had opposed the meas
ure why haven't you cited John
sherman. who is mentioned as a candi'
date for the presidency as opposed to the
billsr Mr. Echols went on and said he
could cite many names OF the gentleman
own party who were opposed TO the bill
Mr Elan of Louisa made lengthy
speech referring 20 the platform OF the
two parties on education, eulogizing
Mahone's"ability and fidelity to his State, ~
and claimed that Riddleberger had moth
inc whatever to do with Riddleberger
bill but TO report il in the Virginia state
Senate.
MIR Dabncy Of Albemarle rejoined and
referred to Mahone's vote on the De
pendent pension bill, which, he said,
would take a dollar or two from the
pocket Of every citizen OF the South to
support the hangers on of the Northern
army.
Nj Waddilrs amendment was re-
jecied by a vote of-syes 32, noes %.
The resolution was then agreed 10 by
q strictly party vote
Adjourned at l:l5.
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He.beri, Sanger, William L. Moore Mon

IIe;beri, Sanger, William L. Moore, Mon
tague
Officers and 0fices at the Capitol
Mes rs. wilkins, Arnold, Dabney, Smith,
Kincheloe. J Il. Moore, Hay, West Cur
tie, Dickey. Waddill Elan, Evans.
Executive Expenditures-Mess Ar
mold, HohsOn. Allensworth, Counts, Ter
rell, Il. II Tyler. J. $ Harris, Baldwin,
Treat, Corbelt, John A. Brown, Rinef,
Spencer.
Retrenchment and Economy-Messrs.
Huffman, Mckee, Smith. Baldwin, Ewell,
Pitcher, overly, Wright, Herring, Phil
lips, Tinsley, Goodman, Brown, Morton.
Federal Relations and Resolutions
Barbour. Dabney, Pollard, Magruder,
Cailett, Hunter, lIobson, J. 5. Harris,
Counts, Elan, Martin, Montague, Bris-
tow.
Enrolled Bills Messrs Crismond
Saunders, Smith, +. J. Roberts, West,
l.. g. Tyler, Kincheloe, Sebrell Monta-
que Daingerheld, McCandlish, Scott,
Quesenbery.
House Expenses Messrs Hobson, Fig
gait, Loving, McClmtic. Herring.
Rules Mr. Speaker let-oHci0l, Messrs.
Hay. William A Anderson Waddill,
Spencer.
Library Mcssrs Flood, Barbour, Wat
kins, Mayo, Webb
Printing Mossrs + l.. Roberts, Ed
wards, Ash
Chesapeake and It's Tributaries Messrs.
Starke. Wilkins. Simpson, Curtis, Ar
mold. Herbert, Lcggeii, Johnson, j. A.
Brown. ~ H. Robinson, overly, KOane,
Baskerville.
immigration Messrs Williams ,Stafke,
Pitcher. MustMn, Silver Watkins, Craw-
ford Smith, Jarrat;, Graft Jones, Roane,
Goodman, Brown
The Speakers appoinlees as pages OF
the House were read They are j W.
RaichGe. A. w Weddell, Frank Minter
T ID Gfayatt. Willie Garrett aud Surry
Bel
YOUTHFUL CONvICTs.
Nh Hay Of Madison offered the fol
lowing
Resolved. That W " Moses, super
intcndeni Of the Penitenliary, be in
sirucicd 60 report TO this House as soon
as possible. the number of criminals IN
/ the pcnitcntiay. of both sexes, under
the aye of rs years. giving the number
of each sex, and from what corporations
and counties they were sent 10 the Peni-
/ tentiafy, and how they are employed, and
| how many OF such so confined were sen
fenced when under rs years of age.
a..
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CHRISTMAS GOODS.
| ARGE STOCK OF FANCY p;
Il IIAnA ~ Al ~ .-IRIEI 3 =

| ARGE STOCK OF FANCY ~
u GOODS AT SO MAIN STREET 49,
TO BE SOLD OFT AT AND BELOW COST
Having determined 90 close ont all OF Otr
fancy goods ana cOntne ourselves strictly 10
the JEW ELkH BUSINESS. will sell all fancy
goods at a bargain. Persons desiring 10 pur
chase Christmas presents, II will pay them 60
call az once and make selection. They will
find also large stock of Gentlemen and
ladies fine Gold stem Winding Watches. also
the largest stock of Diamond solitaire Ear ring,
Lace Pins, Finger Rings Cluster and Fancy
Stone Rings at the lowest prices solid silver
sterling Forks, Spoons, Ladies' Butter Knives,
Sugar Spoons. &c, of the newest patterns.
Largest stock of Silver Case Goods for Bridal
Presents ever exhibited In the city. Also the
largest stock OF Plated Tea Sets, Waters.
Cake and Fruit Stands. Pickle and Butter
Dishes, Forks, spoons, Ladies', sc. of the best
plate aud latest designs. Do not fail To call IN
and examine the stock of
JAMES r.. TYLER,
dcstode2l sUl Main street Pace Bloch.
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The Very Best OYstsrs

received daily, served steamed and in
every other style. Re.taurant open from
am. 10 II pm. st. Louis Faust Beer On
draught at 4. A. Stumpfs, corner OF Eight
aud Main streets.
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nR p. CALVIN JOHNSON, 4

NR +. CALVIN JOHNSON, N
~ late proprietor of Richmond Den ~1ffip
tai Place, having rogained his health, wishes
20 inform his Old patients aud those In need Of
mis- professional services that be is tempOra
rily located at No. 326 WEST CARY STREET,
near Belyidere, where he Is prepaaei TO pur-
sue the practice Of Dentistry In all It's TN
proved branches, both surgical and operative
beautiful teeth tor e. set. Painless eN
traction, 30 cents filings, 81. Old sets made
new. si@f- No connection wIih any other house.
No. g,B West Cary street. 4Oc l3-tf
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CITY TAXES
OFFICE Cry COLLECTOR,

RICHMOND, December ], 1857.
This Office will be open daily, between the
hours OF o'clock IN. and q o'clock pun.
from the l5TH TO THE 3lsT DAY OF DE
GENDER INCLUSIVE, for the purpose OF
receiving from ALI PERSONS TAXES DUE
TO THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
Any person who shall fail to pay said tax
before the 3lst day OF December shall be con
sidercd delinquent, and will be- charged a
penalty OF fSe per centum and interest at
the rate OF six per ceutum per annum.
A. h WOODS0N,
4de I'm City Collector.
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Just Ia Time.

Hot Pot. Tom and Jerry, aud Apple
Toddy al L. A. stumpfs, corner OF Eighth
and Main streets